Surge in Covid: Junior years at Rotorua high school told to stay home
"Along with other schools, we now find ourselves unable to staff all our classes."
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Live: 6498 new Covid cases, eight deaths, hospital visitors infecting patients
Cases in one region have more than doubled in a fortnight.
History making: NRL All Stars match massive opportunity for Rotorua
"Rotorua has become the destination of choice for a number of reasons."
Man dies on Mt Ruapehu after skiing accident
Local iwi held a karakia for the man but a rahui was not placed on the mountain.
Top selection for three Bay rugby referees
Three Bay rugby referees have made the cut for the upcoming NPC season.
Refuse charges rise at landfill and transfer stations
The increases are due to rising government charges
Giving back to Hospice through dancing journey
Talor Kahu and Mahia Keepa-Hale are dancing for Rotorua Community Hospice.
Is this the biggest concert coming to NZ in 2023?
Legendary rock band to perform two stadium shows in NZ with Post Malone.
'It was a godsend': Innocence's road to recovery at Rotorua retreat
Rotorua's retreats for families of sick children have done wonders for a Tauranga whānau.
'It creeps me out so much': Mum's warning after intruder pokes head through daughter's window
A man poked his head through the window of a bedroom where two little girls slept.
Taupō Weather: First month of winter wet and mild
Taupō's weather highlights for the past week
OneRoof report: What is your suburb worth?
OneRoof House Price Report includes new suburb valuations.
Adventure and inspiration at Mountain Film Festival
The 2022 New Zealand Mountain Film Festival's National Tour is coming to Taupō.
Missing ute driver in Tokaanu crash found
A missing ute driver involved in a crash has now been found.
Live: 11 Covid-related deaths and 4924 cases today; experts warn of new BA.5 surge
Experts warn we're facing a winter surge of the virus as subvariant BA.5 spreads.
Business digest: Local students win 2022 scholarships to Outward Bound
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'Godsend': New interchange to offer 35-minute Pāpāmoa East - Rotorua commute
The project is expected to be finished in early 2026.
Seven-day isolation for the flu? 'I'd have to close the school'
But a local GP says it makes sense to apply lessons learned from Covid to the flu.
Exclusive: NZ to host NRL All Stars game - in unexpected city
Hey now, one NZ city will be getting their game on when the All Stars come to play.
Catfish monitoring project takes out Supreme Award
The inaugural Te Tūkohu Ngāwhā Science and Design Fair was held at Motion Entertainment.
Whakatāne pool prompts call to apologise for council 'mistake'
Built in 2017, the pool has been a source of discontent in Whakatāne ever since.
Mark Lister: Is debt helpful, or a handbrake?
Mark Lister is Head of Private Wealth Research at Craigs Investment Partners.
Letters to the editor: Famous old song still has relevance for Rotorua
Our readers have their say.
Dr Tony Farrell: Documentary on booze confronting but necessary
OPINION: What is now required is a legislative change to stop the continuing harm.
'Crisis of confidence': NZ in 'recession-like' situation, Bay less vulnerable
"It is not a deep recession by any means..." - economist
Man virtually dies in rescue flight, credits 'guardian angel' for survival
Amputee Paul Foote shares his story about his TECT Rescue helicopter lifesaving mission.
Why a Hindu temple in the heart of Fenton St has to close
Why a Hindu temple in the heart of Fenton St is closing its doors to worshippers.
Parallel Mothers beautifully told and sensitively filmed
FILM REVIEW: Jen Shieff gives her thoughts on Parallel Mothers.
Driver missing after ute collides with truck
The serious crash involved a truck-and-trailer unit and a ute.
2022 Toi Ohomai Baywide Premier Women's Club Rugby final preview
The stage is set for the 2022 Toi Ohomai Baywide Premier Women's Club Final on Sunday.
'Misery money': Some 'cowboys' in social services only in it for the cash
Claims 'excellent storytellers' spin good tales to get the Government funding.
Hitting rock bottom: Ex-boozers on Dry July and beyond
Taking it to the limit: Many Kiwis give up grog only after suffering serious consequences
'Extreme violence': He was 17, pulled out a gun and shot an innocent man
How a fun night out for a couple ended in catastrophe.